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Peter Lorre

(Gjon Mili. 1944)

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Peter Lorre si beau et studieux

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The Peter Lorre Park Bench Collection

Okay, not really. But! We've got him stretching exultantly, flinging himself down on a bench in delightful abandon, and as if all that weren't enough, he starts playing with his full lips.

Peter Lorre in Three Strangers (1946). Watch it here.

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Vincent Price as Vincent Van Ghoul - 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo (1985)

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Doodle time🎵

P1:I paid tribute to this classic picture with my own painting style. But I think I just did a subtraction on the basis of the original picture.By the way, I referred to Ugarte for Peter Lorre here, because I think Ugarte is more suitable to attend the original party.

P2:I really like Peter Lorre, who is not bald in Mad Love trailer ... Oh, look at his little expression and chubby body curled up together! !

P3:Old Hollywood fans around me say Peter Lorre is like a puffer fish ...🐡🐡So, as you wish?I think this design is very interesting. Maybe I will continue to draw.hh.

P4:Just Professor Karl with sexy lips.

p5:I am practicing drawing Gogol.

Finally, these are reference pictures.

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Peter Lorre as the haunted, dangerous, brooding, and altogether compelling Dr. Rothe in his directorial debut, "Der Verlorene" (1951).

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I can't fucking believe they pulled an M reference in SpongeBob

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These images had "Peter Lorre, unknown" attached to them. These look like 1940s Peter, and a character study. I've probably seen at least one of these before and just can't recall from where.

ETA: Probably a set from "Stranger on the Third Floor" (1940) per @peterlorres21stcentury

Adding in this one too because it looks like it's from the same photo set:

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Vincent Price, Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff

The Raven (1963) dir. Roger Corman

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A stunning still of Peter Lorre as Hans Beckert in "M" (1931).

Something about the look in his eyes, heavily lidded, the rounded angles of his jaw, his stance, his expression - even if you didn't know the story, haven't seen the movie, this is so compelling.

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- Why do I have to waste my time outwitting morons?

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"He is unusually popular with women fans."

Peter Lorre article from Motion Picture (Feb-Jul 1936).

"Peter Lorre . . . is a roly-poly lad. In his bulging, peculiarly expressive brown eyes there is the trusting, gentle expression of a child. But these same eyes sometimes take on a brooding, ponderous look, giving him the appearance of a Buddha contemplating the mysteries and miseries of the human soul. He is shy with strangers. Nevertheless, there is a certain breezy, Bohemian air about him. He is very gallant with women, and no matter how high or low their estate they get the same boyish smile from him."

Here's the full first page just so you can see the pic with the text:

Get the whole thing here: archive.org

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Peter Lorre in "M" (1931)

🎨: Joseph Grant

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Peter Lorre (shirtless) in color

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Peter Lorre & Celia Lovsky, "Mad Love" Premiere

That adorable, cherubic face of his! Melts me.

AND! That looks remarkably similar to the picture from yesterday's Modern Screen post:

So I deem these two pictures from the exact same event.